For 13 years, Adam Sandler has been the most consistent opener in the business, bar none. His movies may often be terrible, but Sandler is without question the biggest comedy star of his generation.

The Roommate was number one at the box office this weekend, as the 'your college roommate wants to be you and kill you' alleged thriller opened with an okay $15.6 million.

Sanctum is an underwater cave exploration movie that comes to us courtesy of Australia, and is presented by James Cameron. The packaging looks American, but the taste is unmistakably from the land of Oz.

Sanctum is the case of a movie that tries to do too much, without realizing what its real strengths are. Directed by Alister Grierson from a script b...

The Green Hornet is a mixed bag -- not an abject failure, but still, not a film that recognizes its own strengths. It gets away with a lot -- and is often more entertaining and enjoyable than it has any right to be.

In an age where every comic book adaptation and/or superhero adventure story sets out to be the biggest, most explosive, most fx-filled, most fantastical epic ever made, this new adventure keeps the proceedings down to earth.

Just as film-goers have decided that maybe they don't want to pay the $5 surcharge and wear glasses, studios have so much 3D product coming your way that you may no longer have the choice to see these films in 2D theaters.

It was a gruesome weekend for wide releases, as two sure-fire openers underperformed, which frankly ought to make Disney very nervous for next weekend.

Over the years, I've seen some pretty awful movies. None, however, has been as expensive, as overproduced, as idiotic, as appalling, or as stupefyingly reprehensible as the The Nutcracker in 3D.

None of the additions to this Blu-Ray edition radically affect the movie: It's still an unevenly-paced, ripping adventure story that works on a visual and emotional level.

Throwing caution to the wind, the DreamWorks Animation crew has decided to go for a hat trick, releasing three action-packed, CG animated, 3D-enhanced...

Any comic book fan worth her salt will be laughing at the references and the nods to geek culture.

The decision is a promising sign that Warner Bros. believes that the seventh Harry Potter is darn-well good enough not to need a 3D presentation to ensure massive box office success.